vidaXL 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Set with Cushions Poly Rattan Black

vidaXL 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Set with Cushions Poly Rattan Black

Marsoni

M251S

$205.01

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vidaXL 5 Piece Outdoor Dining Set with Cushions Poly Rattan BlackThis garden furniture set will be the eye catcher in your garden, on your balcony or patio. Thanks to the water resistant PE rattan, the seat area and backrest of chairs are easy to clean and durable. The powder coated steel frames also make the set of furniture strong and stable. It comes with a stylish table to match our elegant chairs. This garden set is easy to assemble. Delivery includes 1 table, 4 chairs and 4 seat cushions. Note: We recommend

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012